warm and cool are describe the temperature of color. they are different, warm and cool, that means that they are contrasted. artists use contrast to manipulate your eye, move your eye to look at what they want you to see, or look at the focal point. Van Gogh was a master at this as was Matisse and then the Pop Artists, like Andy Warhol.
objectives a) sw use warm color positioned next to cool color b) sw experience using color contrast
procedure a) review primaries b) review secondary’s c) let students mix primaries to make secondary’s. use oil pastels 2nd session a) draw some birds primary or secondary warm or cool paint back ground the contrast. paint bird as per a contrast b) use 6 x water color paper for background. oil pastel for birds. add beaks legs feathers with sharpie. c) discuss what color works.
materials 6 x 12 WC paper, watercolor, oil pastel, sharpie extra fine
artists Van Gogh, pop artists
assessment a) TIO b) use of color c) understanding of contrast d) dem birds, how big, how round?
What does Van Gogh Have you Looking at? Where is the contrast?
Even in his portraits, Van Gogh used Contrast between warm and cool color. And Matisse used contrast sparingly. Look at all the blue and that little bit of orange. Where did you look?
Where are you looking in this painting by Matisse?
And Andy Warhol's mad Pandas are all about contrast. pink/ green,yellow green/ red, blue /orange,so which one are not warm cool?
These are Andy Warhol's famous soup cans. He loved contrast.
cool bird, warm back ground
key concept
warm and cool color/contrast
warm and cool are describe the temperature of color. they are different, warm and cool, that means that they are contrasted. artists use contrast to manipulate your eye, move your eye to look at what they want you to see, or look at the focal point. Van Gogh was a master at this as was Matisse and then the Pop Artists, like Andy Warhol.
objectives
a) sw use warm color positioned next to cool color
b) sw experience using color contrast
procedure
a) review primaries
b) review secondary’s
c) let students mix primaries to make secondary’s. use oil pastels
2nd session
a) draw some birds primary or secondary warm or cool paint back ground the contrast. paint bird as per a contrast
b) use 6 x water color paper for background. oil pastel for birds. add beaks legs feathers with sharpie.
c) discuss what color works.
materials
6 x 12 WC paper, watercolor, oil pastel, sharpie extra fine
artists
Van Gogh, pop artists
assessment
a) TIO
b) use of color
c) understanding of contrast
d) dem birds, how big, how round?
What does Van Gogh Have you Looking at?
Where is the contrast?
Even in his portraits, Van Gogh used Contrast between warm and cool color.
And Matisse used contrast sparingly. Look at all the blue and that little bit of orange. Where did you look?
Where are you looking in this painting by Matisse?
And Andy Warhol's mad Pandas are all about contrast. pink/ green,yellow green/ red, blue /orange,so which one are not warm cool?
These are Andy Warhol's famous soup cans. He loved contrast.